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Thrives in heavy black clay with only rainwater. I have four “bird planted” trees. They tend to sucker, but with pruning they grow...Read More
after numerous attempts- finally germinated seeds- soaked with rotting leaves for 60 days- then planted
have a small male and larg...Read More
This is one of my favorite trees, growing up in central florida i had several of them in my yard and would always transplant seedlings to...Read More
Found one growing wild in the shady part of one of our flower beds this spring. I'm moving it to a better location so that it can grow pr...Read More
We had two of these trees originally. However, one eventually died from a neighbor's renovations (destroyed root system). It also died ...Read More
This tree grows wild in shady creek areas here in TX from Dallas to Beaumont. It is well known in the country as the 'tickle tongue' tree...Read More
Rather funky plant. I like it. I agree with the other poster that the GST caterpillars prefer this to the other citrus larval food plant...Read More
I live in North Louisiana and I have what seems like thousands of Hercules Clubs growing in and around my yard... I can't get rid of them...Read More
The national co-champion is near me, in Gainesville, in an area known as Sugarfoot Hammock. The other co-champion is in Texas. Yet anot...Read More
It grows wild near Waco on blackland prairie. We have left one in backyard near fence as it is somewhat picturesque. Have noticed birds...Read More
Host plant in Florida for GST butterfly. Although it has lethal thorns the larva prefer it over other host plants that I've offered. Slow grower...
Said to be host plant (wild lime) for Giant Swallowtail butterfly caterpillars.